Nuclear Energy and National Security Summit

The Nuclear Energy and National Security Summit will convene Members of Congress, congressional staff, federal officials, industry leaders, academic experts, and national security stakeholders to examine vulnerabilities across the U.S. nuclear fuel cycle and identify bipartisan pathways to strengthen the domestic nuclear industrial base.

Hosted by the Nuclear Energy and National Security Coalition, the Nuclear Innovation Alliance, and the United Coalition for Advanced Nuclear Power, the summit will focus on securing the full nuclear fuel cycle supply chain, including mining, conversion, enrichment, fuel fabrication, advanced reactor deployment, used nuclear fuel management, material recovery, and long-term industrial base resilience.

The half-day program will feature a keynote provided by Chairman Chuck Fleischmann, panel discussions, Member remarks, and a bipartisan fireside conversation focused on nuclear fuel cycle security as a national security imperative.

Confirmed panel participants in the event include experts from George Washington University, Idaho State University, ClearPath, First American Nuclear Co., Omega Project, General Matter, Atkins Realis, Xenergy, BWXT, and Westinghouse among others.

Formal invitation, agenda, and RSVP details forthcoming.

*This event is a widely attended gathering in accordance with Congressional guidelines and requirements.

Info: Mining, Conversion, and Enrichment: Foreign dependence in enrichment and high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) supply; Allied sourcing and strategic materials; Government demand signals and market certainty

Info: • Manufacturing readiness and qualification bottlenecks
• Regulatory coordination and timelines
• Scaling domestic fabrication capacity

Info: • Bipartisan pathways for strengthening the fuel cycle
• Committee jurisdiction and legislative levers
• Elevating congressional leadership on nuclear security

Info: • National security implications of unresolved spent used fuel policy
• Storage, recycling, recovery, and disposal options
• Federal authority gaps and policy barriers

Info: • Targeted statutory authorities
• Interagency coordination
• Near-term congressional actions

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, Room 200, 1st Street Southeast, Washington, United States

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